As soon as old Mrs. Horton spoke, the scene immediately quieted down.
Everyone turned to look at Lewis Horton in unison.
When Keira Olsen saw him purse his lips, she immediately changed the subject, "Grandma, I'm a bit cold, let's go back to our room."
Old Mrs. Horton immediately said anxiously, "My granddaughter-in-law is cold, then we should hurry back so you don't catch a cold... you can't catch a cold during your pregnancy planning..."
With those words, she grabbed Keira Olsen's hand and walked toward the courtyard, "Granddaughter-in-law, this is your home! You aren't going anywhere! From now on, stay right here!"
Keira Olsen helplessly touched her forehead.
She quietly looked back at Lewis Horton.
Both of them had special identities, and their marriage was tied to many things.
Moreover, the metaphorical window paper between them had not yet been pierced; it was best to be cautious about making it public.
